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A bill that aims to combat violence and abuse passes its final assembly hurdle.

Mark Drakeford faces questions from MSs, with the impact of the war in Ukraine dominating.

There is concern the true number of sewage spills is much higher in Wales.

Minister says process to become peer is "rigorous" after questions about businessman's appointment.

Leader Jim Allister says Stormont "will never be the same again" if the TUV wins.

A virtual meeting makes no progress on how to allocate £300m for families struggling with bills.

Hundreds of children were abused at Church and state-run institutions over seven decades.

The war in Ukraine continues to dominate, but important legislative action is happening too.

Thousands of children were affected by decades of abuse at institutions across Northern Ireland.

For abuse survivors, Friday's apology has been hard fought - but the years of pain are as vivid as ever.

Ministers delivered the long-awaited apology, which was a key recommendation of a 2017 report.

Finance minister Conor Murphy says £300m from Treasury cannot be spent without executive approval.

Wales' lead police officer for schools writes to all headteachers encouraging them to report cases.

Presiding officer asked to say sorry for way she spoke to Tory who asked for book of solidarity.